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    Prince Henry's Grammar School, Otley

    Prince Henry's Grammar School
    Established 1607
    Type Voluntary Controlled Comprehensive(综合的)
    Headteacher Ms Janet Sheriff
    Specialism Language College
    Location Farnley Lane,Otley <http://www.21cnjy.com/>
    West Yorkshire <http://www.21cnjy.com/>
    England <http://www.21cnjy.com/>    LS21 2BB
    Local authority City of Leeds
    Students 1,700
    Ages 11–18
    Website www.princehenrys.co.uk

         Prince Henry's Grammar School (Specialist Language College), also known as Prince Henry's, is a
    secondary school established in 1607 in the historic market town of Otley , West Yorkshire , England.
    The school teaches boys and girls between the ages of 11 and 18 and has around 1,700 pupils and 84
    teachers and retains(保持) a high position within regional league tables. Leading departments include
    Art, English, History and Science. Despite the name, Prince Henry's is now a state comprehensive school
    rather than a grammar school .
         Prince Henry's was founded under Royal Charter (宪章) from King James I in 1607  and is named
    after his son Henry Frederick Stuart, Prince of Wales . As the Charter stipulates (规定) the name of the
    school to be Prince Henry's Grammar School, this name was certainly retained despite it becoming out
    of date when the school became a comprehensive. The school celebrated its 400th birthday in 2007 .
         The school's main building is an Edwardian school house complete with clock tower. The school
    facilities include a new science block added in May 2008. Prince Henry's also has sporting facilities that
    include a swimming pool, tennis courts and the meadow playing fields, all of which uphold PHGS's
    tradition within the area for developing young talent through curricular and extra curricular activities. The
    school has also recently completed the integration of a sixth form rugby academy in 2007.
         On 10 July 2008 HRH Duke of Kent visited the school to officially open the new science building.
    As well as unveiling (揭幕) a plaque to commemorate the opening, His Royal Highness spoke to students
    in Prince Henry's science, physical education and modern languages lessons. The building has been
    named after Walter Hargreaves Hindle, a former Otley resident who bequeathed a large sum of money to
    the school for the advancement of the study of science.

    1. Prince Henry's Grammar School is a ________ school.
    A. boys'             
    B. girls'              
    C. mixed            
    D adults'
    2. Which one of the following sentences is NOT true?
    A. Prince Henry's Grammar School is always a grammar school.
    B. Prince Henry's Grammar School is a state comprehensive school now.
    C. Prince Henry's Grammar School is a secondary school.
    D. The school teaches boys and girls between the ages of 11 and 18.
    3. Why is it still called Prince Henry's Grammar School?  Because _______ .
    A. the charter has been followed.
    B. it was Henry Frederick Stuart's son who founded the school.
    C. Henry Frederick Stuart, Prince of Wales , once retained the name of this school.
    D. Henry Frederick Stuart 's father was the first headteacher of this school.
    4. Which field does the school specialize in?
    A. Science          
    B. Physical Education    
    C. Grammar        
    D. Language
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